We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Father Augustin Diamacoune Senghor, leader of Senegal's separatist rebels dies in a Paris hospital, aged 78.
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France's governing UMP party elects Nicolas Sarkozy to run for president, but less convincingly than expected.
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France's ruling party has elected its candidate for the presidential election. Caroline Wyatt profiles the only person on the shortlist.
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French authorities free one of Russia's richest men, Mikhail Prokhorov, after questioning over suspected prostitution.
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Congo's President Sassou condemns a French court decision to reopen an investigation into an alleged massacre in 1999.
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Rwanda urges France to arrest former President Juvenal Habyarimana's wife on genocide charges.
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A French probe into the disappearance of hundreds of people in the Republic of Congo is to be reopened.
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Two suspected members of Basque separatist group Eta are arrested in France, days after an airport bombing.
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French far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen says he can win the country's presidential election in April.
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Three people are killed as a helicopter crashes into the garden of a restaurant in southern France.
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Socialist candidate for the French presidency Segolene Royal urges China to improve its human rights record.
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The Socialist candidate for the French presidency, Segolene Royal, embarks on a three-day visit to China.
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Four Britons are injured in a coach crash in the French Alps, the Foreign Office says.
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The French government plans to make housing a legally enforceable right, as homeless people camp out in Paris.
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Ryanair takes legal action against France, saying its new working laws are illegal.
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French Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy is the only runner as his UMP party votes for its presidential candidate.
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The French-led Corot mission takes off on a quest to find planets outside our Solar System.
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French police arrest a robber who spent 20 years on the run after one of France's most infamous bank heists.
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After an embarrassing Parisian dinner party, the BBC's Caroline Wyatt sets out to learn more about the delicate ways of French polite society.
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Judges question French PM Dominique de Villepin over the so-called Clearstream dirty tricks scandal.
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Swiss cycling authorities halt an investigation into former Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich until new evidence comes to light.
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Rwanda is applying to join the Commonwealth in a further sign of plummeting relations with France.
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Experts say asphyxiation probably caused the deaths of 4,000 chickens at a farm in north-eastern France.
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French authorities say they cannot rule out bird flu as they test samples from 4,000 chickens that died on a farm.
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France announces it will withdraw 200 special troops from eastern Afghanistan within the next few weeks.
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The women's Alpine ski races scheduled for the French ski resort of Val d'Isere are written off because of warm weather.
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France, Germany and the UK revise a draft UN resolution outlining sanctions against Iran over its nuclear activities.
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Europe's heavy-lift Ariane 5 rocket puts two satellites in orbit after taking off from French Guiana.
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French utility Suez gives its chairman permission to talk to Gaz de France about their long mooted merger.
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Egypt deports eight French and two Belgian citizens it arrested on suspicion of links to terrorist groups.
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A key witness in the murder of Rwanda's former leader says he will no longer co-operate with a French inquiry.
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A French police report confirms police chased two boys whose deaths sparked riots last year, a lawyer says.
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France's first international news channel is launched into competition with BBC World and CNN.
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Serbian war crimes suspect Vojislav Seselj could die soon if he continues his hunger strike, says a French doctor.
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Diplomats from the five UN Security Council states, and Germany, fail to reach an accord on Iran sanctions.
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French socialist Segolene Royal brushes over criticism during her first overseas trip as presidential candidate.
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The EU's enlargement commissioner urges Germany and France not to set a new deadline on Turkey over Cyprus.
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A witness says his words were distorted by a French inquiry which accused Rwandan President Kagame of killing his predecessor.
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French military planes fire at rebels in the Central African Republic, the second clash this week.
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France's Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy announces his intention to run for the presidency next year.
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The French cabinet approves a proposal to encourage parties to promote more women into politics.
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French forces confront rebels in the Central African Republic during a government offensive in the north.
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Rwanda bans French broadcasts as tensions rise over a French genocide inquiry.
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Rebels in Chad say they have captured two eastern towns, but the government denies losing control of either.
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France's President Chirac condemns racist violence that led to a policeman shooting dead a football fan.
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